Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
DOMESTIC.

Keesport.
Odds are being freely offered on the Vol
unteer against the Thistle.
A train was wrecked on the Mexican Cen
trail and Engineer Cook killed.
Jerome A Manning sues Hon. Asa
French and others for 100000.
The Bell Telephone Company is fighting
Mitkewitz's Chinese concession
The Bostons and Philadelphias, Chicagos
and New Yorks played tie game.
A seventeen year-old girl made a thief
return his plumber at Hersey, Mich.
The only winner of the league baseball
games on Saturday were the Detroits.
A wild and half-starved man has been
csntuIed IN the woods near Marquette,
Mich.
The Saturday half-holiday is quite
generally ignored by New York business
houses.
The fortune of General Featheringill, of
the Spanish army, is to be divided among
his heirs in America.
The New York streets were flooded on
Saturday with Anarchist circulars denounc-
ing the Chicago authorities.
Judge White at Kansas City. severely
rebuked jury for fixing light punish
ment for an assault on young girl.
Hon. Joseph Cilley, the Oldest ex- United
States Senator and veteran of the war of
1872 died in New Hampshire on Saturday.
Rear-Admiral J. R. Madison Muliany,
United States Navy, died on Saturday at
Brynmair, Pa, aged 20 years. He was
placed on the retired list in 1876.
The Luke Fidler Mine fire at Shamekin,
Pa, was extinguished on Saturday. The
imprisoned men, Bayan. Brennan and Max
Freeman, gained the surface through an
abandoned mine.
FOREIGN.
The police have arrested twenty-six So
cial-Democrats at Breslau.
DIR. Richard Quain, well-known Eng
llsh physician and writer is dead
The conservation of the English Church
| at Copenhagen occurred on Saturday.
The elder son OF the Count of Paris is
going to take trip around the world.
Ayoub Khan is making things interesting
in Afghanistan, and England is sending
more troops to India.
The Kalnoky and Bismarck meeting is
expected to have an important bearing on
the German-Russian alliance.
There have been Sc new cases of cholera
reported at Rome and 252 new cases and
115 deaths at Messina in the last three
days.
Vaudeville who was charged with vio-
lating the Crimes Act at the same time
OBrlen's ofense was committed, has been
arrested.
At Stuttgart ON Saturday the roof of
Ludwig's Hospital took fire, but the flames
were speedily got under control. There
was great excitement, but no one was in
! jured.
| AT the Mitchelstown inquest Edward
| Ellis, Dublin barrister, testified that the
| police used their batons upon the horses of
citizens, and attacked the crowd without
provocation. No one had previously made
any disturbance, and their action was wan
| ton.
PACIFIC COAST.
! A big run of salmon in the Columbia
| river is expected next month.
Sausalito has voted to issue $1,000 in
| bonds for a new school-house.
The citizens of Santa Rosa insist upon
| investigating the Behmer story.
| The cornerstone of San Benito's new
| Courthouse was laid at Hollister
At San Jose Charles Vaughn, for shoot
ing T. w. Parrish, was held to answer.
The washouts still cause inconvenience
| on the Southern Pacific and Mexican Cen
| trail.
John Cook was shot by A. Tavernetti at
San Lucas, Monterey county, Saturday
evening.
a Santa Cruz lady, who knew Mrs Ford
! when the latter kept hotel at Lundy, says
! she was insane.
Charles W Mullen. Seattle forger who
was safe in Canada, has returned TO Seattle
and asks to be tried.
Southern California's monopoly of space
prevents Yuba and Suffer counties from
| sending exhibits to the G. A. R. Encamp-
ment.
William Turner of Forest Springs is in
custody at Grass Valley for endeavoring to
carve his son with knife and threatening
his wife's life.
The Board of City Trustees of Nevada
City has voted to adopt the Warehouse
system of electric lights for the street-hght-
ing contract to be let for enc year.
Saturday afternoon General Adna Ander-
son, Third Vice-President of the Northern
Pacific, narrowly escaped death in a COLI
sion near Portland Or, on Saturday.
On Saturday five great fires were raging
in Nevada county. The damage is mostly
confined to timber and fencing 1t is
thought that one or two buildings have been
destroyed.
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